connell mcshane to sort this all out. connell: i look forward to these transitions. we will have more on that story coming up in our hour as well. including reaction to what might happen next, but we will talk about chris christie, governor of new jersey cannot shake the spotlight over the george washington bridge controversy. four presents a candidate steve forbes will talk to us about how much this might hurt christie come 2013. it is enough to turn you back to cash just about. and neiman marcus to the list of retailers who customers have had their personal information compromised when they are using. that story. general motors making the rounds of the detroit auto show. and the big story, alex rodriguez firing back. another lawsuit to try to stop his suspension from madeley baseball. his attorney will be with us in the studio this hour. coming up on "markets now."

all right. pretty jampacked show we have if i may say so myself. dagen: so much on tv yesterday could not watch it all. connell: we will talk about that, and the a-rod thing. dagen: starts coming off of some of this morning losses. nicole petallides with more. nicole: and action-packed hour indeed. the nasdaq composite higher. the s&p slightly lower, the dow down 14 points, 16,423. the fury next taking a breather. volatility, a lot of stock they have been covering, earnings season getting underway. now we will watch a lot of the bank earnings. the jobs report in which showed obviously americans still looking for work. general motors, no you will be

covering the general motors stories as well. it turns out they are the closest it has ever been to reinstating a dividend. so we did have the chief financial officer talking about reinstating the dividend. the last time general motors paid a dividend was back in may of 2008. it is interesting to keep an eye on this one getting folks to reinstate a dividend for gm. back to you. connell: lets talk on the latest on governor chris christie and the controversy around the george washington bridge scandal. positive dock has released, no evidence linking the governor to those lane closures directly. dagen: commenting on the governor's handling of the issue this week. here's what he had to say. >> he took the bull by the horns, he has held people accountable, he fired people and it is a very big difference in how this administration handles a lot of things whether it is

irs, benghazi, keep your health insurance if you want it. nobody has been fired over that. what we're seeing is a big difference. if he comes out of this untarnished, this could set him up for 2016. dagen: joining us now, steve forbes. welcome. that may be the case, but this fisher has opened chris christie's reputation. democrats in his own state and nationwide will make sure it gets bigger and bigger the closer you get to a possible presidential run. >> even if you have nothing new to report, you keep repeating it which a stark contrast to the cover the irs scandal not to mention other scandals. he has to just ride through the storm, he has a chance now to start to begin to get his own agenda out there. he has state of the state where he can propose things to legislature, get on that.

next year if he decides to run coming up with a positive program, i'm the kind of guy who gets it done, let's start to change the narrative. right now just pray to the fact they will be after him. you really can't get him, they will try to tarnish him. connell: there are reports of other issues the governor will have to deal with. >> that is part of the thing, throw a lot of investigations out there, see if something sticks. connell: as we have been talking about, you mentioned the irs, benghazi, other things that have come up. in those scandals and others in the past think things come out in bits and pieces. so could this be more for christie? after that news conference, if anything else comes out, big, big political trouble.

>> if he was directly involved. yes, it is over. but if they don't get him, and i don't think they will, just showing investigations. that is how you drag somebody down. they try the investigation throwing out massive subpoenas, you could fight these things back, but on this particular scandal, just have to ride it through, stick to your story, somebody may even end up in jail for this thing because violation of federal law and traffic and all that kind of thing but some point, this is a sense of timing, you have to come up with your own positive agenda for new jersey and eventually for the country. nicole: maybe different issues, can he run for the presidency

with that as his headwind? >> will have to see what happens in november, he has a year with the republican governors association getting around the country and starts laying a foundation, and when he comes out running 2015. he is a man who has demonstrated ability to deal with the crisis, i think people are eventually going to begin to feel this thing compared to the irs intimidating thousands of people is like jaywalking. arendt is what happened, but not on the scale of what happens when they start coming after people for political reasons. dagen: who would you look for presidency? >> i think people have benefited executive ability and positive ability for growth. thank you.

dagen: a rally, if you have seen this movie before, sequels of it in store in the coming year. the principal and head of fixed income overseeing three quarters of the clans of dollars in bond assets. it is always a pleasure and honor to have you here. do you think this will continue to happen where you see a backup in yield, but bad news on the economy and another rally in treasuries? >> i think that is a pattern we have been seeing. mediocre jobs is something symptomatic of an economic recovery that is not getting a lot of steam because there's so much difference for recoveries. the consumer leverage themselves and that got them fired up to hire people.

now companies are really trying to be very careful about adding new hires which can increase their overhead particularly if they believe topline revenue growth will come in at 3% or less which seems to be the consensus of the different companies that my credit analyst speak with. dagen: is that a feasible strategy? >> i think we're right at the top of that right now. that said, we will pierce it down the line, but for the next couple of months or so it is probably a good place to put some way to work as long as you can be nimble the other side. dagen: are people too optimistic about the growth this year?

>> you are correct, a lot of economists, the consensus is more toward 3% real growth for 2014, but certain the market price action shows a healthy skepticism when it comes to that kind of a forecast. dagen: in recent locations you have been on, you like invisible bonds. talk about the pretax equivalents you can still get in certain parts of that market. >> sure. if you look at the 20, 30 years, long maturities you can buy miscible bonds roughly from aaa to single-a credit quality, four and a quarter percent. when you run all the numbers with the obamacare tax and the top marginal tax bracket, you're getting 7%.

and if you have the privilege to live in a high income taxed state like you do in new york or out in california, you can get pretax equivalent yields approaching 8%. i think they make a lot of sense for at least a portion of your money looking to get additional income. dagen: i like the way you said that, if you have the privilege of living in a high tax state. >> only 3% income tax in pennsylvania, so you got us beat by quite a bit. dagen: thank you. it was a pleasure, please come back very soon. thank you for taking the time, as always. connell: a story on tickets targeting. they are selectively selling tickets for the championship game, we will tell you how they are going about that coming up.

connell: general motors ceo making the rounds at the detroit auto show. already landing car of the year honors at that show. live report coming up. "markets now."

dagen: the final four teams are set in the new england has two denver, and san francisco will go to seattle. if you are a 49ers fan hoping to score some tickets to that game, the seahawks are making it incredibly difficult and certainly pricey if you can get your hands on one. they'rthey are restricting saleo only zip codes in six states. if you live in parts of canada, you can buy one as well. telephone residents can purchase

tickets but you have to go through a secondary market for the cheapest ticket available is going for more than $450. connell: tomorrow's business, bitcoin could be a bigger part of new york city life after debuting the atm at the consumer electronics shot in vegas. one of the creators is looking at an east village bubble tea shop. a possible location for the first bitcoin atm. if the deal gets done, to allow them to exchange for untraceable bitcoin's. having a meeting on regulation later this month. on uncharted territory or whatever. not that we know much about it, but i am sure they know if it is

possible. shares of jim beam hitting some new highs today. nicole rejoins us with that. >> are watching today. you talk about the company, now you're looking at this japanese company going to move forward for $16 billion including the japanese companies, family drink company moving in to buy the stuff a 25% premium to friday's close. up about 24% at the moment, is hit a new high, the deal is 83.50 per share. a few of the brands that are well known under the umbrella. dagen: general motors kicking off with the top awards at the detroit auto show.

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>> 21 minutes past the hour, i am lower angle with your fox news minute. world leaders paying their respects to former israeli prime minister today. he died on saturday after spending nearly eight years in a calm a the encoma. sam felt like a death in the family. only one game stands between former nfl teams down with -- four remaining nfl teams. this emphasis of 49ers take on

the seattle seahawks sunday night. the 49ers are the defending nfc champs. this year's golden globes are now in the books. american hustle the big winner this year taking home best motion picture drama and best comedy or musical motion picture. a huge night for brooklyn 99 when he best series comedy or musical. and those are your headlines. when now go back to dagen and connell. dagen: detroit auto show getting underway, general motors making headlines, gm winning car of the year and truck of the year with the chevy silverado. talking about the awards this morning. >> again, the focus should be on the cards, this is international auto show.

the cars and trucks are the show. it represents i think the hard work. the men and women of general motors, so i am really proud. they swept every detail and focus on the customers. i cannot be more proud of them. connell: from the floor of the auto show. supposed to keep up with. >> she is a hell on wheels. there he is, chatting with the automotive press. i guess we are part of that. >> he runs motor trends. he is a good friend. a great man. >> there you go. see, it is a big party particularly from general motors. first, really quick headlines.

happy he is not going to microsoft, would not say if he is a candidate or not. quite a keep his job for three more years, there are your headlines. toyota had a big unveiling, the usually don't go that way. take a look at what happened, supposed to be a box that was supposed to reveal the new toyota sports car, did not work so well. >> i'm sorry toyota had a problem. all of our employees working on these cars, 50 corvettes, the new truck of the year, the silverado, all the way from our design center where we unveiled it, it was great.

>> it is the most powerful, the best corvette ever built. >> to be the fastest we have ever built. on the first lap, we've only begun to build the chassis on it. the most downforce of any production. >> come over here. i want to show this thing looks like. aluminum is the huge story at this auto show. it is a lot of aluminum. look at the aluminum in this, what is this? >> this is an all aluminum structure, about 60% from what we did with the last car. we're able to offer with a removable carbon fiber roof. a bunch of people who would not buy the car in the past. we also have an automatic, the first gm produced and engineered

automatic again. never had the automatic so center speed and automatic. our automatic with this eight speed automatic and seven speed manual, 635 foot-pounds of torque, this is a supercar that rivals any car out there. in accordance with the hallmark. this'll be an attainable supercar. in two days you get a new job. >> i don't really know. easily cars and trucks we love.

>> he will explain how they screwed up their unveiled. >> i'm sorry it happened. i feel bad for them of that happened we had it is an auto show, i'm sure is a great car they unveiled, so good for them. >> there you go, dagen and connell, back to you. speak what might help if you learn you cannot run from literally or figuratively from the press. working on interpersonal skills. we are not going anywhere. connell: neiman marcus, we will show you coming up how a credit card is specifically designed to keep your information safe. dagen: iran reaches a deal to halt progress on the nuclear program, more on what the agreement really means.

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technology, what is happening with neiman-marcus and target? why are we so vulnerable? >> essentially the problem with us using these credit-card numbers we are exposing your personal critical information and to visa merchants and processors. its cues the hacker's the incentive to steal disinformation and. connell: when do we expose it? when the transaction -- transition is made? >> correct. any time you make a transaction in you expose your information. connell: how do we change that? >> we created a biometric card in collaboration with a smart group of people that generates a new code per transaction so any of this information is lifted the hacker can not use of credit card number.

connell: explained a biometric card and the code. if i go to a target with the card it is different from what i am doing now, how? >> you walk into a target you pull out the epic one card and activate with the fingerprint as soon as it has agreed light use swipes the card we validate the code it comes to us. nothing different besides activating the card. connell: there is another technology based company that says let's do everything at once. visa, american express, and then you put it all into one. is this a separate card different than american express or mastercard or visa? >> easily epic one card you load your entire wallets and

its grants temporary access. we finalize the transaction was one of those cards without exposing it to anyone. connell: your argument for the product is that these stories come out they want to protect themselves. but how do you get yourself into a market where companies are so entrenched? how do you break through? are you doing that? and what is the long-term plan? >> it would be to sell it to the big company but then also to hook up with banks and the essentially an alternative. with that dmv cards we're not changing anything with infrastructure, use the epic one card nothing changes and you have complete security.

even more so than with emv. connell: we will follow-up that maybe somebody will revise this company. thank you for joining us today. >> i appreciate it. dagen: reaching a short-term deal on the nuclear program katy mcfarland says the economy will bloom. what about its power? connell: and we love her. southwest airlines it landed at the wrong airport just now or it was supposed to. dagen: new details about alex rodriquez charges and his attorney is here to speak out. the 10 year yield no where near 3%. says

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will power is reaching a short-term agreement and we have the latest on the nuclear program. i ran will open the program to do the inspections also a long-term approach. connell: former jittery on dash chip pd secretary katy b. garland -- k.t. mcfarland

is here. now it is final>> it is the sige and the reality despite what the president says, they will roll back the program but the reality is that once the sanctions are lifted even partially there will be a stampede of business. people have been waiting it is a lucrative market. you will see the every indian stock market has already gone up 30% just on the promise of this. companies are trying to do a negotiations with automobile plants. the iranian economy will boom was significantly no matter what happens. but second, the military is predominant in the region because with that threshold of nuclear weapons states. dagen: what happens with the nuclear program?

>> it doesn't get rid it or dismantle any facilities for it may cause them but the fact is you have of a popcorn machine but now we have the of bowl of popcorn there are still plenty of colonels and we still have the machine. connell: how is that the fact go? >> because of other countries in the region. they may say they are one year away from a nuclear weapons states we have to worry about our own defense. so the concern is this a deal would prevent a nuclear arms race in the middle east it will field one because the saudis already said they need nuclear weapons and the uae has said the same even egypt said we have to explore nuclear options. the worry is that iran will

become the predominant economic in the middle east like the of the docking and the consequence will be either the soon the arab states or they build their own weapons to start fighting. dagen: what is the better alternative? i ran as days significant power? you have factions. >> i think they will fight each other over the next 30 years tribe to tribe. but the one place united states does not want to be is in the middle of everybody else's civil war. connell: this shows the united states are on security and national interest we have to develop our own energy because it will either be at the

chokehold or is it will be constant conflict. dagen: said it is a matter of years away from being the largest oil producer? >> if we continue. that is the biggest if but will the obama administration and embrace u.s. energy production? dagen: not yet. >> but has not allowed it to happen. it is happening to a private orleans is is just booming but will it go forward? we have the potential to be the new middle east this superpower of the world economy with energy. dagen: k.t. mcfarland as always. connell: the southwest plane that landed at the wrong airport it will be departing today. coming from chicago midway latest stop in france in missouri but instead it

landed 8 miles away in the runaway is about half the length so the pilot had to hit the brakes really hard nobody was hurt but passengers were not even our region tel they got off and then there was a clef about 40 feet away. this dark west -- the southwest doctors to dip. can you imagine? dagen: basically using a visual to find the airport charleston western agenda is now on the data were fired for bottled water after a chemical leaked into a nearby river. water officials in the area say they will begin lifting via they had once the test shows the water is clean.

it is already raising deeper concerns of the lack of federal oversight. it is sorted been confirmed inspectors have not visited since 1991. 10 people have been hospitalized. none of those is said to be serious. connell: talking about major league baseball for the next season alex rodriguez will still not go down without swinging. we have more comments from his legal team. he makes his case in court. his attorney is here to you talk about that next. in the winners on the nasdaq. [ male announcer ] nearly 7 million clients.

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connell: alex rodriguez and his legal team seeking an injunction to have his suspension overturned. last night on "60 minutes" commissioner bud c leah explains why he went ahead with his decision to suspend him even though he had not tested positive. >> as i looked at everything from all the players then i got to alex rodriguez he put all the drugs things on one side and then all the things he did to impede our investigation.

he had done things i had never seen any other player do. i think 211 games was very fair. connell: now 162 or all of next season but he plans on reporting for strings -- spring training. but the team still owes him 61 million for the 2015 season through 2017. his attorney says he should be allowed to prepare properly in case they are successful in court. his attorney joins us live now. everybody sawyer reaction to the peace you think it is a witch hunt. >> it is. lookit the investigative tactics what major league baseball did to get its -- evidence to pay all sorts of money to witnesses paying for stolen documents over $125,000 in cash to an

unknown individual. when i see bud selig on national television talk about the suspension if it makes me gag and makes the players scag because first and foremost, he has the ability to talk about every station in talk about alex. he wanted to raise his hand and takes the oath. connell: the ruling has been made all next season so what argument do you make with the legal team? what is the basis and given what the arbitrators already ruled? >> it is basically twofold. that the penalties handed out is a violation with the agreement between the union. connell: how was it a violation? >> the collective bargaining agreement either call 162 game suspension. connell: you say that they

impeded the investigation? >> there is no evidence of that. there was no findings that alex did some of the things that he claimed. connell: how do you explain the of blackberry messages going back and forth as shown last night on "60 minutes"? >> i will say that it was an burst during the arbitration hearing there is an original version that does not look exactly the same as the final version. number two, there is not any wording in any of those messages ever france steroids -- ever references. they use code words. >> abused other code words.

>> some of these words in the of messages it was the fact beyond dispute day were referencing a nutritional supplement. connell: so i think the word was protocol so they go down xyz injecting this you say it is all nutritional? >> i am saying that a protocol that is what on cross-examination he looked at me like i was a martian he said how do i know? i don't remember. more importantly science defies it can i get out of

your system in eight hours. if he was injected didn't get tested within hours he will test positive. connell: du personally know i know the early career ignition but do you know whether alex rodriquez used personal enhancing drugs? >> i was not there. it is tough to prove the negative but i believe him. i believe he has at this point displayed an ability to read mitt something when he has done something wrong when he did not have to. he had no reason. but i have to look at the evidence to be convinced the allegations by the mob are not there.3 so now he can play? beaming he will keep himself in shape he has a couple of years in the contract.

we're optimistic that a real judge who does not have of bias toward being afraid to be fired. connell: to be fair but you agreed to the arbitrator. >> there is a difference the union did. and here is the thing for the last arbitrator that ruled against major league baseball, it is very tough to be impartial in those circumstances. a federal judge will take a look and call it for what it is. connell: we have to go. come back and we will talk again. we appreciate it. dagen: governor christie is found out to a have known about the bridge wayne closure will he face impeachment? the word has been uttered we will have an all-star panel.

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closing but one lawmaker is already saying impeachment is possibility. and making shoppers everywhere your of using their credit cards. hollywood kicking off the 2014 award season with the golden globes facing major competition as networks put up the best programming in the same time slots. this and more in "markets now." stocks are tepid, but at least they are not plunging. sandra: this is still the wait-and-see mode. that is holding everybody. dennis: are more worried with the recent job number. sandra: stocks every 15 minutes. a slow start for stocks this week, but merger monday in full effect right now. >> sometimes major averages

don't tell a story of what is going on wall street. right now down a tenth of a percent, and the nasdaq a gain of three points. you are right on, lot going on. merger monday, earnings season underway. many banks coming out with their numbers, so they will be in focus throughout this week. the 10-year bond yield 2.84% right before the job number hovering around 3%. remaining lower here. also wha would also be watching? let's take a look at beans in particular. japanese companies, family-owned drinks company moving in taking over jim beam. 25% premium from friday's close. the stock jumped to a new high. think of jim beam, a few other alcoholic beverages under their umbrella.

you are seeing the tak takeovere and the stock is showing it u up $16. back to you. dennis: time for our monday panel. the new jersey bridge scandal. new jersey democrats say impeachment of chris christie is a possibility of evidence surfacing he was directly involved in political retaliation by the four-day shutdown window one of the busiest bridges in the world. is it too soon to talk impeachment? joining us, matt welch. let's start with you. talking four days of bad traffic in an area where traffic is bad all the time, are we now a nation of drama queens? >> we all are, but this abuse of power not caring about what happens to the humans on the other end of it..%

really identify it as a person with a pulse. and here political operation mobilizing to retaliate against somebody which no clear. charles: you could say it is mean-spirited, but if chris christie keeps coming out saying i didn't do it, i didn't do it, you build the case of impeachment if he did know this was driven by him. >> are talking about retaliation, and seeing how he might perform at the national level as a candidate for president. if you're going to put yourself out on the national stage, you're going to get this displays came from a local source. look at how people are rating his performance. approval rating at 65%. before this incident has occurred, but he got up

answering two hours of questions, stared right into the camera. what more can the guy do? >> we knew it was a serious scandal a month and a half ago, the only waited until the e-mails. dennis: he still fired more people than the irs scandal. >> they suffered for reasons of skewed and challenged in mid-september. dennis: have a hard time believing a smart politician if he were directly involved in this retaliation would lie about it so repeatedly. what do you think? >> charged with being a bully, it is a tough one. first of all you'd be embarrassed to say i had this done, i ordered the george washington bridge shut down because democratic mayor from a smaller town in new jersey wouldn't back me up. but i would say the press conference itself, it was a

charm defensive. it has so far work as long as nothing else comes out. >> so there's a lot of evidence to be investigated.)

dennis: let a commercial for a beer shows them drinking it and here they are on live television. >> bad news bears. it was a scandal. got anything else on the golden globes you want to bring up? charles: i just found out what they were this morning. dennis: no one film dominated. they were sharing 11 separate category awards swept the oscars to be a real tossup although the politically correct 12 years

deep message could be the oscar leader. >> we are in for a big surprise. dennis: another award show you will be able to hate. nice job, thank you to the panel. sandra: colorado officials think they have a solution to make it stop. dennis: a heat wave blanketing australia. australian open, temperatures hitting triple digits. sandra: take a look at energy. welcome back. how is everything?

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leading to a decline in exxonmobil price below $100 right now accounting for eight points of the dow drop as you look at the dow jones industrial average. right now posting a loss of 34 points. exxon a major drag right now. let's go to the floor of the new york stock exchange, nicole petallides standing by on lululemon. nicole: lululemon is an upscale yoga wear company. they ran to p.r. issues, quality issues, downgrades and the likes. down today. we cannot leave out a tough economy, slower foot traffic in stores over the holiday, and they cut their forecast numbers due to weak sales ahead in january. with that the stock down 15.5%. down about $9. don't forget, this over the last 52 weeks unlike the market,

which had a great 2013, lululemon is down about 16%, so they made it through the pants, the comments of some women are not fit for these type of look. now they are trying to move forward and restock the shelves, but they need serious customers. sandra: and actually ended up to be quite a hit. thank you very much. dennis: the case of the rocky mountain high end highway marker and it is. the number 420 has been associated with marijuana although nobody seems to know the origins, and the mile marker on route 70 in colorado near the kansas border has been stolen so many times colorado department of transportation officials now say they have replaced it and renumbered it. mile marker 420 is now labeled 419.99 and is stands in stanton, colorado.

we will see. sandra: australian open in full swing at a record-breaking heat wave giving temperatures forecasted for tomorrow and if they did to last through the weekend. the high heat coming one week after serena williams tweeted cold-weather put her in a bad mood and it was freezing. her sister venus already in the tournament losing. unbelievable. dennis: so glad you had that name, not me. we will be live at the auto show where jeff flock is going one-on-one with the ceo. you will find how the mercedes maker plans to stay number one. sandra: major headaches in their launch, but for one part, it is turning out to be a huge boom. first, here's how the world currencies are faring against the u.s. dollars.

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>> 22 minutes past the hour, this is your fox news minute. i ran agreeing to start day four of the interim nuclear deal is struck in november with the u.s. and five other world powers. advances will begin scaling back the nuclear program for at least six months next monday in exchange for sanctions relief. they include eliminating some of its stockpiles of highly enriched uranium. health officials announcing a gradual left on a ban preventing around 350 people in nine west virginia counties from using their tap water. the band things to a dangerous chemical spill near charleston. it will be lifted in a strict and methodical manner. a memorial today marking two years since the costa concordia disaster. friends and family remembering victims of a shipwreck in italy. 23 people killed when the cruise ship struck a reef and capsized.

those are headlines, we now go back to dennis and sandra. dennis: thank you very much. after all the turbulence in the rollout of obamacare, the new health law actually giving health insurance stocks a boost. rich edson in washington, d.c., with details. rich: insurance companies produced very well and could in those participating in the obamacare insurance exchanges. all of around 50% last year. even those with less obamacare exposure like united health and cigna are up as well. the government is spending a trillion dollars on health care through obamacare, much of it providing subsidies to americans to buy health insurance. there are taxpayer funded safeguards to protect companies against a sizable losses for the next few years. one analyst says the sloppy rollout of a healt the health es is cost exchanges younger, healthier customers. >> whether or not the base will taae place will show up.

will it grow as was forecasted say a year ago before we knew the problems of obamacare getting people signed up and whether or not they would fall through. rich: while they wrote obamacare, americans still have to pay premiums, the administration says 2 million have signed up for private insurance under the law. they had projected 7 million in march. insurance plan companies faced out because of the law. some 4.7 million cancellation notices representing americans need to find a new plan. back to you. sandra: another inside look at the detroit auto show. dennis: u.s. supreme court will weigh in. first, take a look at the winners on the s&p.

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all three are in negative territory so far. let's get the names that are on the move. not all bad news. wendy's ups the forecast. however some of the other retailers have to lower the forecast because of the tough holiday season. sova stream you know what they do during the holiday season it was called challenging gm to the upside about half a percent of the idea they are very close to reinstating the dividend. for it is up 1.8% and netflix is up about 4%. don't forget robert gray on the house of cards when the golden globe. now back to you. sandra: stocks under pressure at goldman sachs as the evaluation has gotten lofty but the next guest says it is still the best

bet for the year ahead. wealth minister president joins us now. so this called does it have the worried? it seems like the market is jittery. >> thank you for having me today. not at all. look at the p/e ratio of where the market is today in the universe has the earnings yield of 6.eight 5% drop that over the 10 year treasury, there is the base risk premium of 3.seven 5% that is very attractive. sandra: does the jobs number have you worried? >> not at all. we think that was just a blip on the road to economic recovery of the expansion. that have been some time to time but with the backdrop of the fed and other central banks accommodating policy the market will the economy is poised for expansion. sandra: i want to point out

your picks. dow chemical they are all in the red today but that has been a big winner for about 25%. do you believe this is up by still? >> we do. lifted -- looking at projected gdp of the u.s. and the earnings on doubt is 3.8% so we will learn more than in gdp. then getting paid what you are waiting for the markets to rise as the attractive dividends it beats the 10 year treasury at 2.8%. we like that. in addition look dash up of business model is poised to be a low-cost provider of natural gas as america continues the energy revolution. sandra: in keeping with the energy scene you do have an energy company but specifically it is a play on

china's unchanged today. it struggled i'd like your last ick but maybe a turnaround story? talking about china petroleum. >> you cannot ignore the numbers of the deep value play like award buffett said the scenario. delivering oil to mainland china. if you look at the rising middle-class we know that as gdp expands it correlates very well with energy consumption. the earnings yield as well as forward earnings are very attractive. we think it is said deep value stock and buy and hold. sandra: with a year to date chart if somebody wanted to pick that up it is down significantly but with 3d systems it is a hot topic right now. why deal like this name? >> first of all the

valuations are almost off the chart with the p/e ratio of 70 something. we like it because it changes technology. it enables them to bring goods and services to the market more quicker and reduces time and much better pictures of how things can come out when you can print in 3d. we like the cutting edge technology, we will continue to watch it. does seem to increase the earnings but long term we like the stock. sandra: i'd like you mentioned that 142 percent over the past year so it has had quite a run for kurtis maurer growth and value. thank you for joining us. your stock picks on the down day for the market sees. dennis: of a new report from the new york federal reserve shedding light on the mind of the american consumer. peter barnes? >> the new york fed has

launched a new monthly survey covering expectations for inflation, a job prospects and other things in the first survey released today shows more people appear confident about their job prospects because more of them say they are willing to quit their current job to look for a new one. 22 percent expected to leave their job voluntarily up from 19% but other people are worried about losing their job. nearly 17% vs. 15% in june. but nearly half thought they could find a new job within three months. with borrowing money the survey found more consumersre oe end of the year with the ability to borrow. survey found fewer people were worried about able to make the minimum debt payments as well about 50 percent compared to 17% in september.

that was up over six months compared to june. on average consumers expect inflation to increase 3% with home prices rising nearly 4%. the new york fed says this is more detail than others surveys and can't help officials said interest rates and other policies. sandra: fresh shot his victory as the top selling luxury brand the ceo of daimler-benz what the company has in store for the future. sandra:. dennis: quitting your job without being your boss face-to-face. your -- you cowards. [laughter] ♪ ♪ she loves a lot of the same things you do.

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>> in the monday media myth is a smart phone service about to get smacked down by the supreme court? some said the move on friday to intervene in the of broadcasting studio could side with the networks. the resell the signal to $10 a month without paying the networks and a cut if the court rules in favor the nfl says it would move all games to cable.

another car full breaks out the weather channel bashes the director as a deal expires next week with the new upstart weather channel right next door is ready if idiolects to go dark. is calling on viewers to contact their congressmen to say public safety is a risk. the tv critics don't buy it. sandra: don't mess with the nfl. will move lower after western powers make a deal over the nuclear program striking conversations of global oversupply. let's head to the pits at the chicago mercantile exchange. make some sense of this the oil prices are selling off today's. >> not only did we have the every and news over the

weekend but the fact it would come back on line but that has people thinking about a glut to add to the fact u.s. oil production is at a high-level and the demand is suspect after last week jobs report, it puts a negative paws on the demand side of the equation. we are seeing rollover from february to the march contract but we also have disturbing news from -- the highest prices since october having to do with the cold winter shutting down refineries and production isn't that really hurt gasoline prices. we saw us by. but they should come back down right now natural-gas is on fire almost $0.20 on the day and a lot of that task to do with the fact we will see a record of all

that cold weather with a triple digit 300 plus supply then another arctic blast so if the bulls are owning the gas market right now. sandra: is unbelievable to watch such commodity markets to see the reaction everybody anticipated. we got worse than expected jobs numbers people started to flock to gold with oil prices up on the session normally there would be off. do you think it is a reversal from the trade on friday people coming back on monday? >> it is. definitely we saw a mood change everybody was bullish stand for energies it was the headline of the day. but look at the gold market right now, they have been hanging in there a little bit but that jobs a market

which seems so montour we saw that with the currency market and in the bond then all of a sudden they showed some signs of life. sandra: addressee you say that. we were pointing it out all of a sudden it was not cheering on the bad news. now let's head to the floor of the new york stock exchange. keith, dennis locarno once the to bring to continue if the economy improves. he is a big tree and to keep this going in the upcoming months. how do you react? >> he is of big fan he will get help with the reconstitution of the fomc with 2014 has much more hawkish members including the dallas fed president fisher. i think it is looking for in excess strategy since middle of 2013 with the efficacy of

the quantitative leasing program would it is doing to the economy. they see a bright light if it progresses for word then they will pull back. what that will do to the stock market is anybody's guess because it was up bumpy ride going in it could be bumpy coming out. sandra: then we have the bank stocks with red arrows across the board at the height of the bank earnings season. what is the feeling on the floor? mimicry expect them to report healthy earnings. from one year ago citicorp and bank of america had a weak fourth quarter we expect those to go up the financial sector is supposed to have a good quarter primarily due to the insurance companies not having to deal with hurricane sandy like 2012. but the banks will have to progress and what is important is to take a look at the yield curve. the fed has signaled they will be anchored so that is a good scenario for the

banks than likely we will see that money runoff. sandra: everybody is talking about the jobs report on friday was the changing of the guard as far as the market's expectations going forward. are you in that camp? >> not really. that report was a little strange if you did a massive decrease because the people dropping out it does not signal any kind of strength in the labor market. queeney to look up the report before we start making claims that the whole of the labor market with the economy in 2014. sandra: thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. dennis: quiting your job? of new app makes easier for you to tell your boss without talking to them. sandra: with the biggest winners on the nasdaq today. ♪

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dennis: fresh off beating back bmw to become the top-selling luxury brand a mercedes is unveiling a leader in weeder version of the c class and jeff flock is live from the detroit auto show. >> perhaps the most venerable ceo in the world joins me now who is coming up with bold new mercedes benz. this is the s class now but can we walk back here to show our viewers of the concept of the s class for the future?

and this is very sexy. tell me what i am looking at >> that concept, of the s class cooper but it is very close to final production so it gives of very good idea how it will look and it is close to being a dream as a real tourism car with all of the motion. >> this is a classic mercedes-benz. looked at sales of last year up '01 .5 million. up 10% on the year from major markets like china china, japan and here in the u.s.. but today is the c class. >> it is the most important with 60,000 europe -- units and it is just taking it to a new level. we are very confident.

>> looking at be unfeeling it is the first time you will make a passenger car in the u.s.? >> absolutely right. we have the m class, but now no other luxury maker or german car maker will make as a van -- said they and. >> i'll look down the way to look at the competitors of bmw. last year you had a great december and you cave in and with about 3,000 more sales than bmw. is that more to come in the future? >> we were staying ahead of bmw the entire year but he relaxed in december and we're happy to be the number one spot. it is more important to win many more satisfied

customers to take us ahead of our competition. we are relaxed about that. >> i want to put up the stocks of the automotive suppliers. we have a recovery going on. today we have had all time highs for delphi and johnson controls, you have a recovery in the united states what about europe? limit europe went through a very difficult period. rethink we are seeing a the tide turning. not a steep recovery but about one or 2%. >> 2014? >> teefourteen. we're looking for better levels. with better volumes did mckewon receive the good in the bad five years your with old fr to

happen to be where he is right now at the detroit auto show at the moment. thank you very much. dennis: the best moustaches in the business. sandra: if you ever plan on quitting your job and don't know how, n. duke app called quit your job cents a text message directly to your boss they do have to apply some background information specifically on what you want to leave your job. dental direct you to do job search based on your profile of those were created by a company called the letters it is interesting to see if they will take it seriously. dennis: meeting that the company may not be? the next one is telling you how to put a underpants' sometimes when you quit a job it is fun to look them in the eye to say i quit.

talk about someone who will not quit their job job, everyone's favorite crack smoking man. [laughter] had a long weekend making surprise appearances at the toronto nightclub. as pitcher started to show cause social media then he you went to the orient express event. unfortunately patrons are keeping a close eye although they did not see him drink no photos and videos have been posted yet. sandra: and other breach after the target attacked a warning from security eeperts on who could be next dennis: what is the deal of jerry seinfeld? of a taco off-broadway. >> the top vacation spot from the travel do rule and up next we are here with the picks.

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nicole: they are, indeed. now slightly higher on this day as earnings season gets underway. the dow right now down half a percent down 85 points at 16,350 at the moment. it continues its drop. continuing to drop down 90 points now. the nasdaq composite down half a percent. also the names are lower. disney, exxon, chevron, energy names in there. retailers coming under pressure after a tough holiday season. we will talk about dow component merck. this is on a blood clot preventing drug that should get approval from the fda. up $2.75 per share. that is great